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For me it is reason enough to not look into the details of the question, I don't want to go through the effort of figuring out what is going on / how to solve it if the question is rendered useless for new visitors.

Check this question: How to compile code for the Arduino Due?

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Attributed as "too big for the question".

This renders the question useless for new visitors in 6 days. What can we do to prevent valuable content rotting away within a week?

For me it is reason enough to not look into the details of the question, I don't want to go through the effort of figuring out what is going on / how to solve it if the question is rendered useless for new visitors.

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Check this question: How to compile code for the Arduino Due?

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Attributed as "too big for the question".

This renders the question useless for new visitors in 6 days. What can we do to prevent valuable content rotting away within a week?

For me it is reason enough to not look into the details of the question, I don't want to go through the effort of figuring out what is going on / how to solve it if the question is rendered useless for new visitors.